Science for Education Today, 2023, vol. 13, no. 6, pp. 233–256
© Makarova O. N., Bespalov A. M., 2023
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Conditions contributing to productive family-school cooperation aimed at developing civic identity and patriotism in adolescents: With the main focus on representatives of indigenous small-numbered peoples (the Kumandins)

Makarova O. N. 1 (Biysk, Russian Federation), Bespalov A. M. 1 (Biysk, Russian Federation)
1 Federal State Budget Educational Institution of Higher Education «Shukshin Altai State University for Humanities and Pedagogy»
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Abstract: 

Introduction. The article examines the problem of productive cooperation between family and school aimed at the development of civic identity and patriotism in Kumandin adolescents as representatives of indigenous small-numbered people, taking into account their ethno-cultural characteristics. The purpose of this article is to identify the conditions enhancing productive cooperation between family and school in solving the problems of forming civic identity and patriotism in Kumandin adolescents.
Materials and Methods. The methodological basis of this study includes scientific works by leading experts devoted to the formation of civic identity and patriotism. The empirical data were obtained in Altai Krai in 2023-2023. The study used ‘My Ethnicity’ sociological questionnaire, which enabled the authors to identify cognitive and affective aspects of adolescents’ ethnic identity. Using the scale of civic consciousness as patriotism and nationalism of the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) allowed to assess constructive and non-constructive manifestations of adolescents’ civic identity. Also, the authors used D.J. Finney’s Ethnic Identity Scale for assessing adolescents’ ethnic identity. In order to identify factors determining the formation of civic identity and patriotism in Kumandin adolescents, a survey of school teachers was conducted and moral education curricula were analyzed. The study involved 90 Kumandin adolescents.
Results. The article presents a theoretical analysis of approaches to the formation of civic identity and patriotism. The results of the study showed that the majority of Kumandin adolescents demonstrated a high level of ethnic identification.
Based on research data obtained by means of D.J. Finney’s inventory, the authors identified high internal consistency in the manifestations of cognitive and emotional components of adolescents’ ethnic identity.
The authors revealed significant features in the intensity of various components of civic and ethnic identity among Kumandin adolescents compared to representatives of other nationalities. In particular, statistically significant strong (d from 0.65 to 0.92) differences were found for all indicators of ethnic identity according to D.J. Finney’s method, with average values higher among Kumandin adolescents. At the same time, it has been found that Kumandin adolescents have a poor understanding of the culture and traditions of their ethnic group, practically do not speak the Kumandin language, and do not strive to demonstrate their belonging to the indigenous people. The study showed the need for schools to organize conditions for productive cooperation between family and school aimed at the formation of civil identity and patriotism in Kumandin adolescents: targeted and systematic educational work on studying Kumandin culture and preserving the language in classes attended by Kumandin students, involving the family as part of civic and patriotic education by means of social projects, engaging Kumandin teenagers to participate in civic and patriotic events related to their ethnic characteristics, developing recommendations for teacher.
Conclusions. Based on the data obtained, the authors identified the conditions for productive cooperation between family and school aimed at developing civic identity and patriotism in Kumandin adolescents.

Keywords: 

Socialization of schoolchildren; Family education; Kumandins; Adolescents; Civic identity; Patriotism; Indigenous small-numbered peoples; Ethnic identification.

For citation:
Makarova O. N., Bespalov A. M. Conditions contributing to productive family-school cooperation aimed at developing civic identity and patriotism in adolescents: With the main focus on representatives of indigenous small-numbered peoples (the Kumandins). Science for Education Today, 2023, vol. 13, no. 6, pp. 233–256. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15293/2658-6762.2306.11
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Date of the publication 31.12.2023